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Silver Lake Regional High School
Kingston, MA 02364
SILVER LAKE REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Kingston, Massachusetts
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DEDICATION
In the future years when we look back on
our high school days, we will have many
fond memories. Among them a great
teacher will stand out because of his strong
devotion to youth.
We shall never forget his classes where we
were taught to love geometry as he did.
He also shared with us his many interests,
including Amos Alonzo Stagg, Gerry Geis-
ler, Steinmetz, and The Lady of the Lake.
We will remember him as a friend to all.
Although he was one of the busiest men
we knew, he always found time to treat us
as individuals. He was always willing to
help everyone.
Because of his great ability to serve as a
teacher and friend to youth, the Senior
Class, with deep admiration, dedicates the
1964 Torch to Mr. Donald H. Randall.
At
IN MEMORIUM
On November 22, 1963, John F. Kennedy was shot while traveling
in a motorcade in Dallas, Texas. As the stunning word flashed
around the globe, people great and small simply stopped and
stared in disbelief. First came tears, then halting words. Reporters
stopped people on the streets to see what their reaction was to the
death of their president. A college student felt "as if the end of the
world had come, and you are not prepared for it." Others said,
"Your thoughts just don't work at a time like this." In almost
every country there was mourning. People wept, prayed, stood
silent in the streets, or lit torches to parade sadly through the
night. Americans learned how many people of other lands respected
Kennedy, and the loss that they felt was the loss of one who seemed
to them a personal friend as well as a world leader.
The reason why the shock was so great was that when one heard
the news he felt suddenly so empty; it was the most unexpected
thing that could be imagined. It was the least likely thing to
happen to the world. That Kennedy should be the one, well,
we just didn't believe in assassination any more, not in a civilized
world.
Another reason why the shock was so great on American people
was the extraordinary sense Kennedy gave of being alive. No one
had such vitality of personality. Following his death, many of his
speeches were recorded and sold throughout the country, along
with books of his life and the tragedy of his death. People from
all over the country bought these books and records to keep in
memory of him.
No one will ever forget November 22, 1963. They will remember
where they were when they heard the shocking news, and how
they stood in disbelief of that terrible tragedy that happened in
Dallas.
Frances Martin
JOHN FITZGERALD
KENNEDY
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EDITORIAL STAFF
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Karyn Miller
BUSINESS EDITOR
Martha MacFarlane
ART EDITOR
Bruce Nichols
PHOTOI iR M'lll.K
Jnhn Wagrr
FIRST ROW: D. Benson, K. Fontaine, J. Malone, C. Harkins, D. Bates, P. Harkins, L.
Berglund, P. Wisti, S. Stockbridge, SECOND ROW: K. Recke, S. Besarick, P. Lanzillotta,
B. Wheeler, M. Reed, G. Martin, THIRD ROW: P. Parkhouse, G. Doody, M. MacFarlane,
C. Warnsman.
ART STAFF: Anne Silva, Richard Fontes, Pat Ferguson.
BUSINESS STAFF
PHOTOGRAPHER
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Hai SliCOND ROW I VIbcrghini, S MUnpp CD I Bei lurid, P WUli,
THIRD ROW B CI Iman, I Holxworth, C Brcnnan, L MacPhail, J Kill
SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR
Mr. Arthur Hand
SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR
Mrs. Harriet Nathanson
Now we are Seniors and on the very threshold of life. As
we look ahead we look ahead we often fail to look 'back
and recall the events that are now memories. Behind us
are six long years, years of hard work mixed with many
good times.
Who would ever think that we are the same group that
entered Silver Lake in 1958. Feeling very small and con-
fused, we groped our way around until we finally got the
room numbers straight. This year many lasting friendships
were formed, both in class and at the frequent dances put
on by the Junior High.
We entered the eighth grade with a little more self-
confidence and the pleasant feeling of having successfully
come through our first year at Silver Lake. We were
beginning to feel more a part of the school and a little
excited about the coming year, when we would be fresh-
men.
As freshmen we were in. for a few surprises. One was the
feeling of again being at the bottom of the ladder. This
disappeared as we became active in clubs and sports and
found that the life of a freshmen is not as hard as it
it seemed. Another surprise was the mad rush we were
thrown into between classes, quite different from the single-
file of the Junior High. After the first rush of panic we
began to enjoy it. Our money-making project was the sale
of Silver Lake sweatshirts, and it was quite successful. We
also had our own squad of cheerleaders to cheer on the
freshmen teams. This year our officers were president,
Kenneth Davis, vice president, Richard Arruda, secretary,
Mary Reed, treasurer, William Gould, and historian,
Catherine Harkins.
We began our sophomore year with the sale of pins. On
November 4th, we put on a dance to try to build up our
treasury for the coming year and the prom. This year we
tackled such subjects as biology, where we disected worms
and peered into the microscope; geometry, where we tried
to sort out and remember the numerous axidms and
postulates; and Modern European History, where many
students kept finding themselves in "Siberia." In the spring
CLASS HISTORY
a long awaited moment arrived when we ordered our
class rings. This year our officers were, president, Jerald
Hogan, vice-president, Richard Arruda, secretary, Mary
Reed, treasurer, Bonnie Wheeler, and Historian, Catherine
Harkens.
Then we became Juniors and a step closer to graduation.
This year the big event was the Junior Prom, and prepara-
tions for it began early in the year. As we painted yards
of red stripes and scavenged for flowers, we began to
wonder if we would ever finish in time. After long hours
we did finish and "An Evening in Paris" was tres maifique.
The highlight of the evening was the Grand March and
the announcement of the queen, Debbie Bates, and her
court, Ingrid Krueger, Julie McClelland, Virginia Glass,
Cheryl Joubert, Linda Nickerson and Dale Souza. Follow-
ing the prom we drove through the pouring rain for a
delicious midnight dinner at Eugene's. The rain didn't
dampen our spirits, however, and a good time was enjoyed
by all. Our Junior class officers were president John Mc-
Cann, vice-president Georgianne Doody, secretary, Mary
Reed, treasurer, Bonnie Wheeler, and Historian, Catherine
Harkens.
Finally we were Seniors and graduation seemed only a
step away. The year began with the election of class officers.
They were president, John McCann, vice-president, Robert
Stewart, secretary, Mary Reed, treasurer, Bonnie Wheeler,
and historian, Catherine Harkens. The Senior Class Play,
"Ladies of the Jury," was a great success, though the spirit
was somewhat saddened by the tragic death of the presi-
dent, John F. Kennedy. In December there were college
boards, applications, and the beginning of long periods of
anxious waiting. With midyear exams we realized that the
year was half over, and we would soon be leaving.
Now we have reached the end of our years at Silver Lake.
For many there is sadness, though it is mixed with expecta-
tion of new experiences and new opportunities to come.
Ahead is a new life; a door is soon opening for us, the
door to the future.
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SENIORS
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PRESIDENT
JOHN CHARLES McCANN, JR.
John . . . polywogs . . . girls . . . Miss
Dennett . . . golf . . baseball . . . foot-
ball . . . "Huh"
VICE-PRESIDENT
ROBERT MICHAEL STEWART
Stew . . . "Walk softly . . . but carry
a big stick." . . . gridiron . . . college
. . . and girls.
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
SECRETARY
MARY LOUISE REED
Mary . . . '•Respectfully submitted"
. . . field hocke) . . ice ■ . . .
football games . . . cooking.
TREASURER
BONNIE GAIL WHEELER
Bonnie . . . "It'll work out for the
best, be patient." . . . swimming . . .
Fords . . . Hi v.mu ille . . . cheering.
HISTORIAN
C.VI HERINE W\ II VRKINS
Cathie . . . "Don't sweat the smal
stuff" . . . Norm. m . . . < lorvettea . .
i loihc-v . . i>--\' holog) . . . fun . .
moncj
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DOROTHY ALEXIS AFIENKO
Dotty . . . "Get lost!" . . . Richard.
JUDITH SHARON ALBERGHINI
Jude . . . "It's no big thing." . . . bas-
ketball . . . "Chevies" — those "427's"
. . . Manomet . . . the Navv.
RICHARD JESSE ARRUDA
Dick . . . "What's new?" . . . cars .
sports . . . Donna.
SANDRA ALLSOPP
Sandi . . . "Isn't it, or what?" . . .
dances . . . Plymouth ... A certain
Someone . . . art . . . Chevies.
RALPH ANDREWS
The Judge . . . "Help, Help — hun-
ger hurts! . . . girls . . . girls . . . girls.
ALLEN THOMAS AYERS
Huff . . . "Cool to no end" . . . sports
. . . food . . . sports . . . care.
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JUDITH ELLEN BAKER
Judy . . . fun . . . clothes . . . parties
. . . and more fun.
PATRICIA ANN BARKHOUSE
Pat . . . "What's the answer to num-
ber ...?"... Rainbow . . . sewing
. . . clothes . . . college . . football.
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DONA LEE BARNETT
Don . . . "Go soak your head!" . . .
White "58" Ford . . . Forest St., sew-
ing . . . cooking . . . reading.
JOHN ANTHONY BARBOZA
Jolin . . . "It's .ill right now" . . . Nice
cars . . . Drive-ins . . . double dating
. . . long trijis . . . swinging parti*
DEBORAH ANN BA I BS
Debbie . . . "Oh, baby, is he nice!"
. . . water skiing . . . Florida . . . Cor-
\cll(-s . . . XK-K'v
FRANK ROBERT BAR I I I I I
■I. man!" . . . biolog) . . . tnu:
SUSAN LEE BEAN
Sue . . . money.
DELLA MAGDALENE BENSON
Del . . . "Gold Star" . . . knitting, sew-
ing.
STEPHEN LOUIS BENOTTI
Steve . . . individualist.
LYNNE STAFFORD BERGLUND
Lynnie . . . "How revolting!" . . .
sewing, clothes, psychology.
RONALD PETER BERSANI
Ron . . . "See you later, if you're
lucky" . . . Sports . . . ranking teach-
ers.
SANDRA BESARICK
Sam . . . "Shoot" . . . football
basketball . . . Bobby.
ELIZABETH LOUISE
BOSWORTH
Bette . . . "Who rattled
your cage "Clubfoot?" . . .
Staying away from most
GERALD EDWARD BOSTOCK
Jerry ... "I really don't know" . . .
Sports . . . cars, and eventually the
Navy.
GAY PATRONNE BOUDREAU
"I'm only fooling . . . ballet . . . Mike.
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CYNTHIA ANNE BRENNAN
Cindy . . . "Crumb" . . . Jimmy . ,
sports . . . Lang's.
VICTORIA ELIZABETH BARNES
Vickie . . . clothes . . . singing . . .
dancing . . . California.
GLEN WILLI \M BRAIMXX K
Glen . . . Hunting . . . fishing . . . and
cars.
JULIAN SCOTT BRADFORD
Scott ... "I have thee not and yet I
see thee still." Photography . . . crimi-
nology . . . handwriting analysis . . .
weapon collecting.
JANET CHRISTINE BURK
Jan . . . "Ditto" . . . Stephen . . .
Kingston . . . swimming . . . drive-ins
. . . baby-sitting.
JOHN CHARLES
BREIDENTHAL
Chuck . . . "What? Miss Nappi,
you're picking on me again." 4th peri-
od studies in the library . . . Fun.
LUTHER HERBERT BURKE
Herbie . . . "survival of the fittest."
. . . Nancy.
EMERSON GOTHAM
CARPENTER, III
Emmy . . . "Don't let it throw you."
. . . Vocational Agriculture . . . ani-
mals . . . forestry . . . cranberry bogs
. . . vegetables.
FREDERICK DUNNELLS CAIN
Fred . . . "hi there!" A certain girl in
Plymouth — Sharon.
ARTHUR JOHN CHASSE
"Art" . . . Baseball.
JAMES WALTER CHUPAILA
Jim . . . "Ain't science grand!" . .
sports . . . fun.
GREGORY WARREN CLARK
"Greg" ... "I give up - " . . . what
happened? ... a happy life . . .
Abington.
BARBARA ANNE CLOUDM W
"Barbie" . . . "How do you like that?"
\ certain marine . . . howling . . .
horsebai 1. riding . . . swimming . . .
just plain fun.
\\ II. 1. 1 \M EARL CLERKE
"Hill" . . "Throw up your hands in
despair." I )rafting.
ROBERT | VMES ( I \KK
"Bob' \ ■ -s ock" Cindy
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JANICE MARIE COOK
"Jan" . . . "Oh well! The heck with
it!" . . . Dancing . . . Dave . . . dough-
nuts . . . "55" red and white conver-
tible.
DEAN ALLEN CRACT
i.C." . . . go-carts, girls . . . "Friends,
)mans, Countrymen, lend me your
rs."
JAMES EDWARD COWAN, JR.
"Jay" . . . getting out of school . .
making; millions . . . "Duh!"
BRUCE STEVEN CROSSCUT
Bruce . . . "Hi ugly" ... the "Unholy
Four" . . . cross country . . . track . . .
girls ! !
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CAROL ANN CURTIS
Carol . . . future nurse . . . quiet.
JOHN HENRY DABROWSKI
John . . . sports . . . school?? . .
quiet.
HARRIE1 SOPHIE DEAN
Harri . . . "T'.iin't a big thing!" . .
John . . . art . . . "II Auto Body,
Alden St Plymouth . .
56 lord.
BRADFORD CLAUDE CUSHING
Brad . . . cars . . . girls . . . more cars
. . . fun.
CAROLE JEAN DAVIS
Carole . . . "Oh, no!" . . . Thunder-
birds . . . Plymouth . . . airline sec-
retary.
KENNETH LaROY DAVIS
Kenn) . . . "Hi there!" . . . sporti
. . . dancing , . girls.
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STEPHEN JOHN DE FELICE
Steve . . . "Ditto" . . . Janet . .
playing the sax with the Esquires . .
'49 Ford.
JAMES BRIAN DELANEY
Jimmy . . . "Bad news" . . . college
. . . sports . . . acquiring a fortune.
JOHN MICHAEL DONOVAN
John . . . sports . . . fun . . . week-
ends . . . more fun.
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Jim . . . "What more can I say?" . .
sports . . . most all girls . . . money.
GEORGEANNE DOODY
Georgie . . . "May^l Jjave your at
tention for one moment please"'
Artie . . . dramatics . . . music.
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SANDRA AMELIA DOUGLAS
Sandy . . . "Oh, no!" . . . secretarial
work . . . clothes . . . airline recep-
tionist . . . convertibles.
DONNA LEE MARY DUNN
Donna . . . clothes . . . fun . . . Dickie.
NANCY JEAN EMERY
Nancy . . . "You've gotta be kidding!"
boys . . . driving . . . 3rd. period study.
WAYNE PHILIP EKSTROM
Wayne . . . cars . . . sports . . . carpen-
try .. . hunting . . . fishing . . . trap-
ping.
STANLEY GILBERT ESTES
Stan . . . sports . . . good cars .
having fun.
THEODORA ANN I'M; I \\
Teddie . . . "I'll never tell!" ... art
. . . literature . . . drive-ins . . . sum-
mer . . . Boston.
SANDR ^ EDNA Fl RGUSl >N
l ... "Why didn't I gel .1 letter
today?" . . . dancing Roland . . .
eating . . Bryantville P.O.
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DJANE LEE FERNALD
Diane . . . "If only we could find a
car!" . . . cars . . . Maine . . . hospital
orderlies . . . Rexicana.
GLENDA JEANNE FLOOD
Sneeze . . . "Get out of my life!" . . .
Plympton . . . Thunderbirds . . . drive-
ins .. . clothes.
MARY SUSANNE FLOROS
Sue . . . "Sandi, did you get to Ply-
mouth last night?" . . . U.S. Air Force
. . . John . . . eating.
VIRGINIA LOUISE FOGG
Ginny . . . "Can you imagine?" . . .
B.U. . . . majorettes . . . basketball
. . . library.
MARY CATHERINE FONTAINE
Cathie . . . "You beast" . . . library
. . . roller rink . . . basketball ... to be
a nurse.
KENNETH FRANCIS
SUTHERLAND
Ken . . . "When you have nothing to
say, say nothing" .
sleeping.
reading and
JAMES ARTHUR FRISBEE
Jimmy . . . good cars . . . sports .
food . . . week-ends.
RICHARD CHESTER GAUQUIER
Dick . . . "Keep smiling Ed" . . .
sports . . . girls . . . having fun.
MARSHALL RICHARD GILE
Marsh . . . "I'll never tell" . . . sports
. . . "Cross Eddie" . . . studies in the
library.
JOSEPH MICHAEL GILL
Joe . . . girls . . . nice cars . . . sports
. . . money.
VIRGINIA MARIE GLASS
Ginny . . . "Who needs .1 ' K)6' any-
way?" . . . cheering Sammj . .
movies . . . (I. me ing . . . hairdress
BEVERLY JEAN GOTTLICH
Bubbles . . . "Oh, for pete's sake!"
. . . Herby . . . Plymouth . . . Landing
Road . . . Summer St.
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GLENN DAVID GRANT
Glenny . . . "Say hey, fella!" . . .
sports . . . girls . . . good food . . . fast
cars.
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LESTA ELYLE GUNNING
Porkchop . . . "you're gonna get it!'
. . . Maine boys . . . black Merc's . .
PATRICIA ANN HARKINS
Pat . . . clothes . . . fun . . . quiet.
RONALD ALLEN HAYWARD
Ronny ... a certain girl . . . cars
. . . summer vacation . . . sports.
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JAMES JOSEPH HOBBS
Jim . . . "Be serious" . . . Cindy
cars . . . social activities.
JERALD JOHN HOGAN
Jerry . . . "Buenos dias" . . . music
psychology . . . submarine races .
Spanish.
TANGRA BOB HOI.'/W* iRTH
Tiger . . . "Are you mad at me?" . .
'58 blue Fords . . . Hanson boys . .
roller skating.
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JANICE ELDEINE HOLYOKE
Jan . . . "You're the reason I'm living"
. . . bowling . . . shooting . . . Dave
. . . Brockton.
DAVID ALTON HOLZWORTH
Dave . . . scuba diving . . . cars . . .
astronomy . . . photography.
GERALD ALLAN FIOYT
Jerry . . . "And a half, want to run
it?" . . . cars . . . stock car racing . . .
*/i mile drags.
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MILDRED GERTRUDE HOYT
Trudy . . . "I'm not lying" . . . boys
. . . dancing . . . Rockland . . . drive-
in movies ... a boy from Maine.
HAROLD ERNEST INMAN
cars . . . girls . . . parties . . . fun.
THOMAS PETER JONES
Jonsie . . . "Huh?" . . . baseball
18 Bradford Ave., Kingston.
NANCY LOUISE JENNESS
Nancy . . . clothes . . . food . . . week-
ends.
CHERYL ANN JOUBERT
Cheryl . . . Bob . . . clothes . . . week-
end fun . . . school??
JAMES FRANCIS KAISER
Jim . . . art class . . . cars . . . parties
. . . sports.
JUDITH ALICE KILROY
Judy . . . "Have you done your Trig?"
sports . . . clothes . . . having fun . . .
studying????
INGRID SYLVIA KRUEGER
Ingrid . . . "Wouldn't you like t<>
:'" . . . Cliff . . . '58 I'nnti.irs . . .
Navy . . . Plymouth.
MARILYN ANN KERR
"What are you some sort of nut or
something?" . . . bowling . . . Akin
Back Farm . . . I.B.M. machines.
WILLIAM LAWRENCE KNAPP
Bill . . . cars . . . girls . . . having a gay
old time.
ROSE ANNE KESSLER
Rosanne . . . "I'm hungry"
neighbors with Oldsmobiles . .
counting . . . Boston.
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S W'I>K \ ROSE KUNKEL
Sandy , "Isn'l it a riot?" . . \ 1'
History . . . cooking . . . nursing , . .
Andy Williams records.
' V
EVELYN EDITH LANE
Eve . . . "I'm ripping" . . . B.H.
. . . dancing . . . movies.
PAULA MARIE LANZILLOTTA
Paula . . . "Did you hear what she
did?" . . . music . . . English class . . .
football games.
MICHELE ANN LACROSS
Mike . . . "If that's my mother, I'm
not here!" . . . Don . . . drive-ins . . .
food.
GERALD ALAN LEAFER
Jerry . . . "Be serious!" . . . sports . . .
trips to Boston . . . Whitman dances
GAIL PATRICIA LEWIS
Louie . . . "No foolin?" . . . Pembroke
dances ... a certain guy . . . races.
DENNIS PAUL LIBBY
Lib . . . "It wasn't me!" . . . sports
. . . girls.
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MARTHA LEE MacFARLANE
Martie . . . "Say, did you hear about
— "... food . . . football games . . .
drums . . . violin . . . basketball.
FRA\< 1> MARY MARTIN
Frani ... "I wish Friday was here"
Plymouth . . . sporta . . . 55 Fords.
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MARTIN
Gerry . . "What am 1 i do?"
ping-pong . . basketball games . . •
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EVELETH MAY MATHEWS
Evie ... "I don't know" . . . money
... to many a millionaire.
RICHARD DAVID MAURER
Dickie ... "I give up, you tell me!"
. . . National School of Heavy Equip-
ment.
KEVIN JUDE McCABE
Kev . . . Sports . . . girls.
julie ann McClelland
Julie . . . "I've got a new joke!" .
radio . . . parties . . . football gan
. . . basketball games.
JOHN PRINCE McCUE
John . . . "Do you want to start a de-
bate about Columbus?" . . . science,
debating.
ROBERT WESTAWAY McCUE
Bob . . . art . . . hunting . . . cars.
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SHAWN FRANCIS McGLONE
Bags . . . "It's not a big thing." . .
college . . . cross country . . . guitar.
GREGORY KENT McGAUNE
Greg . . . fishing . . . hunting.
JANE LOUISE McMORROW
Janie . . . "Good things come to those
who wait" . . . art . . . collecting
Johnny Mathis Albums.
CAROL ANN MERRILL
Carol . . . "Cut it out!" . . . Rox . . .
sailors . . . swimming . . . babysitting.
JAMES ALLEN MERRITT
Trucks . . . cars . . . fun . . . food.
GREGORY Kl>\\ \RI) Mil ANE
Greg . . . QUIET???? . . . art class??
KARYN GAY MILLER
Karyn . . . "Does anyone have any pic-
tures or money today?" . . . clothes
. . . food . . . Chad Mitchell Trio . . .
'61 Corvair . . . ducks.
CAROLYN JEAN MOONEY
Carol . . . "Oh, really" ... art .
boating . . . sleeping . . . sailors .
private parties.
MARILYN BARBARA NAVA
Marilyn . . . "Who, me???" . . . Cleon
. . . art . . . story writing.
PAUL MARTIN NELSON
Paul . . . cars . . . parties . . . "Shall
we wail?"
BRUCE ANDREW NICHOLS
Bruce . . . "Smock! Smock!" . . . boat
racing . . . yearbook?? dirty smocks
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LINDA LOUISE NICKERSON
Linda . . . "Guess what??" ... a
certain marine . . . Oh, to be a private
secretary.
CHARLES RAYMOND NILOSEK
Ray . . . sports . . . cars . . . fun.
DAVID ALFRED NICKERSON
Dave . . . sports and that cute little
brunette on Pilgrim Road . . . Pem-
broke.
MARIAN WYNNE PAGE
Marian . . . clothes . . . food
boys . . . summer.
JUDITH MARTHA PARIS
Judy . . . a i ertain !»•% . . . art < lass?
. . . clothes . . . scho
CYNTHIA MARIE PERKINS
Cyndy . . Abington . . . boys . . .
m if-rn e ' lass '.'... parties . . long
talks.
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DONNA LEE PIERCE
Donna . . . "Good grief" . . . music
. . . teacher's college ... a certain boy
. . . books . . . roller skating
NORMA JEAN PINKHAM
Norma . . . "Just a lil' bit" . . . Jim
. . . Friday night dances . . . Pine Tree
Lane parties
Jk
MARIANNE PRESCOTT
Marianne . . . Plymouth . . . dancing
. . . boys.
ANNE MARIE POIRIER
Anne . . . knitting . . . playing piano.
VIRGINIA RUTH PRICE
Ginny . . . dancing . . . cooking
clothes . . . singing . . . DENNIS!
ROBERT EPHRAIM
BELCHER RANDALL
Bob . . . track . . . sports . . . Honor
Society & Key Club pres. . . .
studying??
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GARY ALDEN YOUNG
Gary ... a certain girl . . . cars
cars . . . fishing.
k< (BERT J( iM'.l'll KIAT.I.l.
I ime!" . . . football
Tcdcschi's , food
EDITH CLAIRE REARDON
Edie . . . "Big thrill!" . . . Convertibles
. . . skiing . . . Georgie & Barb.
KATHERINE ANN RECKE
Kathy . . . "Oh, Great!" . . . Money
. . . cooking . . . sports . . . football
games . . . clothes . . . boys.
( YNTHIA \W K( (BARE
Cyndi . . . "Don't be bitter!" . . .
Bill . . . < heerlcading . . . modern
dan< c
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\( >RM W \l W K« (MINE
Norm . . . "Is that right skiing
football . . partii ><■•■:>■
THOMAS WILLIAM
ROSSETTER, JR.
Tom . . . "What, me work?" .
water skiing . . . coin collecting
social activities . . . sports.
KAREN LEE SALMI
Karen . . . "Where's Jane?"
Jackie.
JOYCE CAROLE SANTOS
Joycie . . . 'Ah. shuddup!" . .
money . . . Jackie . . . more money.
MARK ROBERT SEPPALA
Mark . . . cars . . . art . . . working
... I can't writ.
PHILIP CONNINCTON SEARS
Phil . . . "So be it" . . . water skiing
. . . cars . . . swimmins.
RAYMOND ELWIN SHAW
Ray ... a certain girl . . . school?
. . . cars.
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WINSTON SHAW
Winston ... "I wouldn't say that"
. . . sports ears . . . guns . . . boating
mini-bikes . . . travel . . . classical
music.
RICHARD JOSEPH SMITH
Dickie . . . "Hi handsome" . . . gym-
nastics . . . electronics.
ALAN ROBERT SIDLAUSKAS
Sid . . . cars ... art class?? . . . girls
. . . parties.
DAVID EUGENE SHEA
Dave . . . Brockton . . . girls .
cars . . . sports.
JAMES ANDREW SMITH
Jimmy . . . fun . . . basketball.
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DONNA MARIE SUAREZ
Donni . . . "What else is new?" .
to make herself useful . . . dancing
singing.
PHILLIP HENRY SPATH
Phil . . . "You have to be an animal
out there!" . . . sports . . . money.
SALLY ANN STOCKBRIDGE
Sally . . . "Did you get that chemistry
problem?" . . . nursing school . . .
clothes . . . sewing . . . food . . . Maine.
RONALD ERICK STURTEVANT
Ron . . . carpentry . . . cars . . .
quiet??
JANET MARIE SPRINGER
Jan . . . "Oh, really?" . . . Don . . .
Mashnee Village . . . parties . . . danc-
ing . . . movies.
DALE FRANCES SOUZA
Chip . . . "You'd be surprised" .
water skiing . . . golf . . . boating
Blue Bonneville . . . John.
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RONALD FRANCIS TARANTINO
Ron . . . "Why is that" . . . cars . . .
girls . . . sports.
BAIBA TAUBE
Baibe . . . "Oh, for heaven's sake" . . .
horses . . . cats . . . dancing . . . sports.
JEAN BARBARA THERRIAULT
Jean . . . library . . . clothes . . .
school?? . . . summer . . . vacations.
JAMES EDWARD THOMAS
Jim . . . Baseball . . . football . . .
coins . . . current events . . . reading
. . . "sick comedians" . . . sports cars.
SHIRLEY I. II. 1. 1 \\ I EMMONS
Shiri . . . "Si wanl l<
somebody?" . . Doug . . . Whitman
. . . waterskiing . . . dam
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R WMoMi WESLEY T< )i;i VS, JR.
Rafei . . '< me hundred miles per
hour" . . . dentistrj otball . . .
ii... !.:■
RICHARD SCOTT TORREY
Scott . . . girls . . . nice clothes .
cars . . . sports.
PATRICIA ANN TRACY
Pat . . . ''Just raising 'Caine' "... a
certain bov at college . . . roller skat-
BETTY COBB TRAFTON
Betty . . . "Hasta Manana" . . . roller
skating . . . swimming . . . band . . .
Tedeschis.
NANCY JANE TUBMAN
Nancy . . . parties . . . fun . . . clothes
. . . boys.
WALTER WILLIAM
TRUSKOWSKI, II
Bill . . . "Swiftness" . . . girls
one in particular . . . football
moving mobiles.
JOHN MICHAEL VALLEN
John . . . "That"s all she wrote" .
sports and movies.
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MARIE VALENZIANO
Shorty . . . "What a clown!" . . .
Tommy . . . Judy & Joey . . . North
Plymouth.
JOHN VINCENT WAGER
Butchie . . . "Fords don't go" . . .
photography . . . girls . . . Tedeschis
. . . cars ... 63 Fords.
RONALD VERNON VINAL
Cheeseburger . . . "What can I say?"
... a certain girl on Pine Tree Lane
. . . hunting . . . fishing.
DONALD JOSEPH WARD
Don . . . "You said it twice" ... a
marine . . . hopes to be a florist.
C.AROI.A I (Tisr W \R\XM \\
• •1 . . . "Surel) you josh!" . . .
Food . . . fishing . . . one boy . . .
Maine.
JOHN JOSEPH WARD
Jackie . . . cars . . . guitars . . . The
Esquires.
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BERNARD JOSEPH WENNERS
Bernie ... a certain girl . . . cars
. . . fun.
NORMA JEAN WETHERBEE
Norm . . . "So what!" . . . dancing
. . . driving . . . often found in Dux-
bury.
^#Kfcl
JANE BREWSTER WHITE
Janie . . . "Really" . . . Vermont
... a certain boy.
JOSEPH GODFREY WIKSTEN
Joe . . . "Learning to do, doing to
learn, earning to live, living to serve."
. . . heavy equipment . . . hot trucks
. . . air horns.
ROBERT WOODBURY, JR.
Woody . . . "Six cylinder Fords are
best" . . . skin diving . . . drag racing.
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PAMELA JANE WISTI
Pam . . . "Be serious!" . . . sewing
. . . Jim.
SENIORS . . .
SENIORS ...
SENIORS . .
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Alberghini, Judith: Future Nurses Association 3,4; Spanish
Club 3,4; Executive Council 3; Prom Committee 3; Year-
book Staff 4; Future Teachers Association 4; Monitor Squad
4; Honor Society 3,4.
Allsopp, Sandra: Executive Council 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Year-
book Staff 4; Monitor Squad 4; Office Practice 4; Science
Club 2,3,4.
Andrews, Ralph : Future Farmers of America 2,3,4 ; Cafe-
teria Worker 2,4.
Arruda, Richard: Football 1,2; Track 2.
Barboza, John: Future Farmers of America 2,3,4.
Barkhouse, Patricia: Future Teachers Association 1,2,3,4;
French Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Prom Committee 3;
Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4; Psychology Club 4.
Barnett, Dona: Home Economics Club 2; Dramatics Club 3.
Bartlett, Frank: Band 1,4; Orchestra 3,4; Science Club 3,4.
Bates, Deborah: Tennis 1; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Spanish
Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Ex-
ecutive Council 1; Senior Class Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4;
Prom Committee 3; Senior Reception Committee 3; Moni-
tor Squad 4; Gym Club 2,3,4.
Bostock, Gerald: Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball
1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Executive Council 3; Prom Com-
mittee 3; Senior Class Play 4; Monitor Squad 4.
Bosworth, Elizabeth: Office Practice 4; Gym Club 2,3; Sci-
ence Club 4; Home Economics Club 1,2,3, (vice president
2,3 president 4).
Brennan, Cynthia: Basketball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 3,4;
Spanish Club 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Student Council 4;
Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior
Class Play 4.
Bradford, Julian : Debate Club 3.
Burk, Janet: Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Stu-
dent Council 1,2,3; Executive Council 2,3; Office Practice
4; Prom Committee 3.
Cain, Frederick: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Senior
Class Play 4; Library Club 3,4.
Carpenter, Emerson : Future Farmers of America.
Chasse, Arthur: Basketball 1.
Clark, Gregory: Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Key Club:
Announcing Staff 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Prom 3;
Yearbook Staff 4.
Bean, Susan: Basketball 1; Chorus 1,2; Prom Committee 3;
Office Practice 4.
Benson, Delia: Field Hockey 2,3; Future Teachers Associa-
tion 1,3; French Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class
Play 4; Dramatics Club 4.
Berglund, Lynne: Field Hockey 2,3; JV Basketball 2; Stu-
dent Council 2,3; Executive Council 2; Dramatics Club 1,4;
Senior Class Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4; Prom Committee 3;
Future Nurses Association 3,4; Monitor Squad 4; Drill
Team 2,3; Psychology Club 1.
Bersani. Ronald: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 3,4; Cross
Country I.
Bcarick, Sandra: Chorus 1,2.3.1; Future Teachers Associa-
tion 3; French Club 3; V< irbc >k Stafl I: Gym Club 2,3,4;
New England 2. Office Stafl 2,3,4.
Clerke, William: Basketball.
Cloudman, Barbara: Yearbook Staff 4: Junior Prom 3:
Office Practice 4.
Cogliano, Robert: Football 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1.2: Junior
Prom 3: Student Council 3; Spanish Club 3.
Cook, Janice: Chorus 1.
Cowan, Barbara: Drill Team 2,3; Gym Club 2: Yearbook
Staff 4.
Cowan, James: Football I .
Craft, Dean: Future Farmers of America vice president 3,
president I . Student ( oun< il 3.
Davis Carole; Prom Committee 3; Tennis 3,4; Yearbook
Stafl I: < >ffice Prai tice I: Senior Class Play 1
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Davis, Kenneth: Baseball 1,3,4; Football 4; Basketball 1,2;
Monitor 3,4; Class President 1 ; Prom Committee 3.
Dean, Harriet: Chorus 1,2,3; Future Nurses Association
1,2; Field Hockey 1; Psychology Club 4.
DeFelice, Stephen: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Key
Club 2; Executive Council 1,3.
Delaney, James: Key Club 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish
Club 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,4; Senior
Class Play 4; Football 1.
Fogg, Virginia: Majorettes 1,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Junior
Prom 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4; Library Club
3,4; Band 2; Orchestra 2; Chorus 2.
Fontaine, Mary: Spanish Club 1,2; (secretary 2); Nurses
Club 2,3,4 (secretary 3,4) ; Library Club 2,3,4; Honor Society
2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Gym Club
2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 3; Girls' State 3; Senior
Class Play 4; Laker Legend 4; Psychology Club 4.
Gauquier, Richard: Football 1,2; Cross Country 4; Basket-
ball 1,2,3,4.
Des Noyer, James: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1:
Baseball 2,3,4; Monitor Squad 4; Senior Class Play 4;
Prom Committee 3.
Doody, Georgeanne: Tennis 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Cheer-
leading 1,2; Junior Prom 3; Announcing Staff 3,4; Student
Council 3; Executive Board 2,4; Vice-president 3; French
Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4; Laker
Legend 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3,4.
Douglas, Sandra: Home Economics Club 2 (treasurer) ;
Prom Committee 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class Play 4.
Dunn, Donna: Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball 4.
Emery, Nancy: Future Teachers Association 1,2,3,4; French
Club 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Sen-
ior Class Play 4.
Fabian, Theodora: Drill Team 2; Pep Squad 2; Yearbook
Staff 4; Office Practice 4; Senior Class Play 4.
Ferhuson, Sandra: Historian 1; Future Teachers Association
1,2; Prom Committee 3; Drill Team 2,3; Class Play 4; Year-
book Staff 4.
Fernald, Diane: Student Council 1,2,3; Laker Legend 2;
Prom Committee 3; Pep Squad 2,3; Field Hockey 2,3;
Spanish Club 4.
Flood, Glenda: Ch'eerleading 1; Drill Team 2,3; Gym Club
2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Office Practice 4;
Senior Class Play 4.
Floros, Suzanne: Senior Class Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4;
Psychology Club 4; Chorus 4.
Gile, Marshall: Key Club 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Executive
Council 3; Student Council 3,4, (president 4); Cross Coun-
try 1,2,3,4; JV Basketball 2 ; Track 2,3; Prom Committee 3.
Gill, Jospeh: Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Tennis 4.
Glass, Virginia: Chcerleading 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee 3;
Yearbook Staff 4; Monitor Squad 4; Senior Class Play 4;
Gym 2; Chorus 2,3,4.
Grant, Glenn: Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball
1,2,3; Student Council 3; Monitor Squad 4; Senior Class
Play 4; Gym Club 3.
Grover, Reginald: Baseball 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Class
Play 4.
Gunning, Lesta: Home Economics Club 4; Yearbook Staff
4; Office Practice 4.
Harkins, Catherine: Vice-president 1; Historian 2,3,4; Drill
Team 2,3; Basketball 2; Field Hockey; Future Teachers
Association ; Junior Prom 3 ; Psychology Club 4.
Harkins, Patricia: Senior Class Play 4; Field Hockey 2;
Drill Team 2,3; Junior Prom 3; Executive Council 1,3;
Future Teachers Association 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Dra-
matics Club 1,4; Yearbook Staff 4.
Hobbs, James: Prom Committee 3.
Halunen, Douglas: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3;
Football 4; Baseball 2; Senior Class Play 4; Monitor
Squad 3,4.
Jerald, Hogan: Key Club 2,3; Library Club 3; Spanish Club
3,4; Student Council 2,3; Senior Class Play 4; New England
Music Festival; SEMSBA.
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SENIOR SUPERLATIVES
VAY MENACES
BEST DRESSED
CLOWNS
MOST POPULAR
Phil Scars
I )c >u>_r Halunen
Dick Arruda
Jerry Bostodt
Janet Burke
Karyn Miller
( Uenda Flood
1 tebbie Bates
ARTISTS
MOST QUIET
BEST DANCERS
Bruce Ni< hols
< rreg Mil. mi-
Kennj l).i\is
Marilyn \.i\.i
Ann Poirier
Sandy Ferguson
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DOODLERS APPLE POLISHERS MOST ATTRACTIVE OFFICE TENANTS
John Vallen
Edith Reardon
Scott Bradford
Georgie Doody
Bobby Stewart
Bonnie Wheeler
Ronnie Tarentino
Judy Baker
FRIENDLIEST
FLIRTS
MOST ATHLETIC
John McCann
Mary Reed
Bill Truskowski
Cindy Robare
Tom Morris
Judy Kilroy
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JUNIOR PROM 1963
May 10, 1963 is a date we will all remember. As
we walked through the door of the gym we were
transported to the gay streets of Paris, the town
of romance. And romantic it was with the soft,
misty lights, the little tables nestled under the
striped canopy, and the twirls in their beautiful
gowns, dancing with their dates to the dreamy
music of the band. The prom was followed by a
late dinner at Eugene's and early morning breakfast
parties.
The Junior Prom will be among the fondest
memories of the Class of 1964.
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SENIOR CLASS PLAY
LADIES OF THE JURY
"Order, order. Mr. Pressley, you can't do that!"
"Now my dear Mrs. Crane . . ."
These are a few of the lines that could be heard echoing through
the Little Theater as the class of 1964 presented senior class play,
"Ladies of the Jury."
The play, directed by Miss Margeson, presented on December 4
and 5, after being rescheduled from November 22, the day of the
death of John F. Kennedy. It was a big success and was enjoyed
greatly by both the cast and the audience. "Ladies of the Jury"
was indeed an event that few seniors will ever forget.
ERCL AS SMBN
M^l
~'-~ ryasMaaggyf. .
W. Abbott
R. Adair
L. Adelchi
L. Alfieri
B. Amado
W. Angell
L. Angie
P. Anti
A. Barnaby
C. Barnett
J. Batchelder
S. Beane
J. Becker
G. Benea
L. Bennett
J. Benotti
M. Berridge
C. Bezanson
C. Binns
B. Leonard
R. Bouchard
A. Breidenthal
C. Brackett
M. Brennan
S. Bruce
S. Bruce
L. Burgess
J. Burke
B. Burnham
G. Burrows
J. Bunce
J. Bussolari
J. Calista
M. Cash
C. Chandler
G. Chase
D. Childs
W. Churchill
J. Cicero
R. Cicero
W. Clark
S. Clerke
L. Cline
P. Cobb
T. Coffin
B. Cole
S. Comee
D. Correa £~f\ N
j. cntch n
P. Carey V J
J. Curry
R. Curtis
S. Darsh
H. Davidson
J. Davidson
R. Davidson
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K. Dietrich
M. Ellis
W. Ellis
W. Ellis
C. Elwell
G. Estes
D. Ethier
D. Fabri
S. Farrell
N. Fitzgerald
R. Flood
D. Fogg
R. Fontes
L. Forbes
B. Ford
R. Fortier
C. Fredrickson
B. Freeman
C. Gallison
S. Gallivan
R. Garuti
D. Geilar
L. Gerstel
D. Gigger
M. Gilli
K. Gould
E. Govoni
P. Grandi
J. Grant
C. Grey
T. Griffith
J. Gronberg
J. Gunning
K. Hall
P. Hall
R. Harshani
C. Hatch
L: Haitasl
C. Hamilton
C. Harris
J. Henrich
D. Hird
S. Holden
D. Hollman
E. Holmes
P. Howard
J. Howe
H. Huber
J. Hunter
P. Hobson
S. Harmon
M. Heath
K. Hennessey
R. Hawkins
T. Iandoli
E. Jameson
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B. Jobling
D. Jobling
M. Julian
J. Joubert
R. Joubert
P. Kriegel
B. Kimball
J. Killam
D. Lacross
J. Lafrance
M. Lampi
S. Laurenti
M. Lavigne
E. Lee
M. Lehto
J. Leonardi
G. Lillie
S. Lind
L. Lambard
W. Loomer
V. Luiz
R. Lyman
I. Macleod
R. Malaguti
D. Malone
D. Maravis
S. Martinzi
B. Maxwell
S. McAdams
J. McGarthy
J. McCombs
R. McCue
B. McNamara
M. Mendenhall
F. Merrill
P. Miller
W. Mix
J. Moquin
S. Monteiro
R. Moore
G. Morrissey
D. Nava
C. Notto
J. Nute
B. O'Connor'
C. Ochs
M. Packard
P. Peck
G. Peterson jj'
M. Pimentel
L. Pineau
T. Poirier
S. I'ontc
1 ) Proctor
I, Ramsdell
J. Recke
M. Riddell
D. Ring
K. Roine
R. Rosati
P. Rossi
C. Santerre
D. Sargent
C. Sciacca
G. Sciacca
D. Sears
R. Shaw
W. Shaw
C. Sheehan
S. Shiverick
E. Siemers
A. Silva
F. Solari
D. Slack
I. Smith
K. Smith
D. Springer
K. Stafford
J. Stewart
M. Stewart
C. Strauser
G. Sturtevant
H. Sturtevant
J. Sutcliff
B. Tangley
B. Tracy
L. Trimble
T. Trotta
J. Templeton
J. Yanlooy
J. Vanweelden
J. Vantangoli
R. Wood worth
P. Wade
V. Walker
R. Wass
A. Watson
A. Wentworth
L. Weston
N. Wiston
C. White
S. Whittaker
R. Wilson
S. Wingard
S. Wise
J. Wood
K. Wood
L. Woodbury
R. Wall
R. Yee
V. Zahn
M
. Adams
M
. Albano
P.
Alsheimer
J-
Andrews
E.
Backus
R.
D.
Bailey
Barbieri
E.
Baldwin
J-
P.
Balboni
Baker
R.
Barnes
D.
Barrington
S.
Batson
S.
Bean
G.
Bent
R.
Besarick
J-
D.
Bevis
Bill
L.
Bonvillian
L.
L.
Bosworth
Braddock
J-
D.
Brennan
Brow
S.
Burgess
H
Cadenhead
M
Cahill
J-
F.
Campbell
Carlson
S.
Carlson
J-
K.
Cater
Caulfield
J-
Chandanais
G.
Clark
S.
Clark
A.
Clark
S.
Clarke
M
Cole
R.
Cole
M
. Comee
C.
C.
Connelly
Cook
J-
R.
Cook
Cook
A.
Cornwell
C.
Covell
s.
Crowcll
H
Dahnke
M
Dan forth
M
. Daniels
S.
Darsh
K
Dearborn
L.
DeMeule
E.
Drake
D.
N.
Drew
Drew
R
Donovan
SOPHOMORES
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A.
Doten
E.
Duffy
R.
Dyson
G.
Ekstrom
S.
Emond
B.
Everson
R.
Fairweather
L.
Fagan
S.
Farrar
K.
Farrell
p:
Ferguson
r.
Fisher
c.
Flynn
w
Fontaine
D.
Fontes
L.
Ford
H
Frame
G.
Frattasio
A.
Friis
M
Fuller
A.
Furtadc
C.
Gardner
w
. Garuti
R.
Gassett
Y.
Genduso
C.
Gigger
A.
Gilbert
D.
Grey
K.
Gilli
D.
Gilman
E.
Goff
L.
Gould
L.
Govoni
S.
Griffith
H
Greene
D.
Grover
E.
Haen
K
Hall
W
. Hammond
A.
Handy
S.
Hannigan
B.
Hay
E.
Hill
E.
Holmes
E.
Holmes
M
. Iandoli
J-
King
W
. Kinsman
J-
Kirby
w
. Krause
I.
Kvelums
G.
LaCross
R.
Ladd
D.
Laing
W
. Laivo
J-
Lamore
L.
Lane
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K. Lapham
R. Larkin
L. Lasher
M. LaValley
M. LaValley
E. Lee
M. Lemerise
A. Lind
A. Lindbeck
S. Lindval
A. Longo
K. Lundgren
J. Lynch
T. MacKenzie
S. Madden
H. Markey
G. Martin
J. Mathews
K. McGlonc
W. Mcintosh
J. McMorrow
E. McNamara
F. Melberg
J. Mendall
K. Migre
S. Miles
D. Minor
D. Miller
J. Monk
D. Monteiro
D. Monteiro
E. Morgan
J. Morgan
P. Morrissey
N. Morse
G. Motte
N. Muttin
G. Nava
J. Nicholas
S. Nichols
C. Nilosek
k. Nolan
J. Nordin
J. Nun in. in
J. O'Brien
I). O'Neal
K. Pai kard
L. Parker
C. Paulding
W. Perkins
M Pcinert
L. Peterson
C. Pickett
P. Picn e
W. Pinkham
G Pi
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L. Prebble
P. Prescott
M. Proost
S. Prouty
S. Quinn
P. Reardon
K. Ring
L. Rioux
C. Rogers
L. Ruffini
D. Ruggles
M. Russo
L. Sample
E. Savoy
E. Schott
P. Scott
S. Shawles
N. Short
E. Siemers
C. Smith
E. Smith
K. Smith
C. Smotlett
J. Snyder
T. Spencer
R. Springer
P. Stanton
L. Stewart
S. Strausser
W. Strassel
J. Tassinari
G. Taube
D. Thibideau
J. Thomas
D. Tison
M. Tocher
M. True
M. Truskowski
B. Turner
B. Varney
C. Vining
S. Walker
D. Ward
M. Wenners
F. Wentworth
F. Wells
M. Whiston
L. Whiteley
S. Whiting
J. Wilcox
P. Wilson
L. Wingard
N. Wood
W. Wood
D. Woodward
S. Wyman
R. Zoccolante
J. Abbott
J. Abbott
J. Adams
C. Alfieri
L. Anderson
M. Anderson
J. Angell
E. Angus
J. Atwood
P. Badore
R. Baker
D. Balinger
E. Barclay
J. Barker
S. Barkhouse
K. Bams
J. Barrows
C. Bates
D. Beland
M. Beland
R. Bell
B. Bennett
P. Bennotti
A. Bent
T. Benway
P. Bergland
P. Berry
R. Bertha
A. Binns
R. Bonney
B. Boone
J. Bourgeios
J. Brady
K. Braun
R. Briendenthal
E. Brennan
P. Brown
P. Buckley
T. Burke
R. Burpee
J. Burrill
J. Campbell
D. Candini
F. Cantelmo
L. Carlson
D. Carvalho
M. Casey
B. Cazaik
D. Chasse
P. Childs
L. Churchill
S. Clarke
R. Clcverley
W. Cole
K. Conroy
S. Conway
M. Coopi
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R. Correar
J. Costa
L. Creighton
C. Crothers
S. Cushman
W. Curtis
V. Daigneault
J. Darsch
C. Davis
D. Dearborn
A. DeMullis
P. Duane
D. Ellis
D. Emery
C. Estes
G. Estes
R. Ethier
S. Ezekiel
A. Fagan
E. Fearing
R. Felt
W. Ferrell
W. Ferrell
S. Ford
D. Fowler
D. Fowler
L. Frisbee
J. Furtado
M. Gallivan
R. Gallo
G. Garuti
S. Gates
S. Gaudet
P. Glass
P. Gottlich
E. Gould
B. Govoni
D. Gronberg
F. Gunning
P. Harrison
P. Hayward
B. Hebert
R. Hendrickson
S. Hill
G. Hird
E. Hobbs
R. Holt
J. Holyoke
C. Huber
W. Holmes
C. Hulme
D. Hyson
S. Jameson
P. Jones
C. Cadenhead
D. Jordan
M. Kelly
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J. Kennefick
G. Kezer
T. Lampi
P. Lanzilotta
R. Lanzilotta
J. LaVigne
H. Lehto
G. Lonergan
T. Lindvall
A. Lovell
L. Luiz
D. Lunt
W. Maarschalk
B. McLean
L. MacLeod
J. Makela
W. Mark
K. Marvelli
G. Mason
K. McCabe
K. McGrath
R. Mendenhall
J. Merada
L. Meyer
A. Miller
D. Miller
R. Mitton
P. Mullen
E. Nauha
W. Nickerson
W. Nowlin
R. Noyes
M. Nute
C. O'Brien
S. O'Brien
N. O'Brien
M. O'Connor
W. O'Meara
R. Paulding
D. Parker
D. Pederzani
W. Peinert
C. Pejouhy
D. Pierce
J. Ponte
J. Pooler
J. Powers
R. Primarera
J. Rantanen
D. Reed
L. Rice
J. Richmond
J. Robare
M. Roine
D. Ruggles
R. Ryan
R. St. Pierre
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B. Savery
J. Sgarzi
J. Shepard
N. Sherman
R. Shurtleff
R. Solari
C. Souza
T. Souza
R. Springer
D. Stafford
L. Staiger
W. Stanton
S. Stevens
B. Stewart
D. Still
N. Sturtevant
J. Sullivan
A. Taube
M. Tegan
B. Tucker
C. Turner
N. Vantangoli
D. Vendetti
K. Vickery
G. Vining
V. Warn
D. Wass
N. Wetherbee
K. Whitman
S. Williams
C. Wood
S. Wood
S. Wood
W. Youn?
EXECUTIVE
COUNCILS
SENIOR \^ !X^
FIRST ROW: P. Wisti, D. Bates, P. Harkins, L. Berglund, SECOND
ROW: M. Gile, G. Doody, R. Tobias.
1 fl JHf o ' ¥ ' M° A ^ w JUNIOR
f7/Wf\/&#^ Handy, C. Santerre, D. Hollman, P.
W J/j <L ^|^> ' ' Ant^CO^D lfibri': J. Lyons, N. Fitzgerald, J. Van-
_
SOPHOMORE
F/KSr flOJV: D. Bill, D. Grover, M. Lemerise, S£C-
OA'D ROW: J. Thomas, (;. Extrom, M. Russo.
I Kl sll\|| \
FIRST ROW: B. Him.,,: \ Lovell, .1 Sicarzi, S£C
OND ROW: C. Cadenhea D Pederaani, K McCabe
VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT
MR. RALPH BINNS
Acting Director
VOCATIONAL CARPENTRY
UNDERCLASSMEN
' / /' /' A6&JS&A/ r /./ t'-.rj j i
Richard Garuti
Donald Gigger
James Gunning
Robert Harshani
David Marquis
John McCarthy
Joseph Stewart
Thomas Wilson
Peter Alsheimer
Robert Crace
Harlie Danforth
Scott Griffith
Malcom LaValley
Edward Savoy
Michael Daniels
James Clark
Stephen Downing
Stephen Estes
John Grew
Lawrence Hobson
Clinton Paulding
John Sciacca
Anthony Perry
Jonathan Adams
William Peinert
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VOCATIONAL
AUTO
ADVISOR — Mr. Deam
UNDERCLASSMEN
Charles Alshcimcr
Fred Dcaring
Allen Gilbert
Dennis ( ri iode
James Sturevanl
John Barnes
Wayne Furncss
Joseph Marquis
Alex McArthur
Frederii k Ni
Richard Pii
( :.u 1 Tramer
Donald Vautrinoi
Fred Allsopp
I Burbani
Paul Cabral
Robert ( urtisj
I ogg
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Kevin Seppela
■ I Shea
( rlynn Staples
Edward Mi < Jarrj
William Stanton
VOCATIONAL AGGIE
UNDERCLASSMEN
Charles Crace
Leo Cushman
James Hanelt
Gerald Vinal
Ralph Wiksten
Robert Cook
Doug Grey
Frank Kunkel
William Laivo
Karl Meyer
Richard Spense
Thomas Spencer
James Chandanais
Alan Gilbert
Steve Ladden
Steve Miles
Kenny Packard
Eric Sayles
Thomas Stewart
Kathy Vickery
Steve Wyman
ADVISOR — Mr. Fraser
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FIRST ROW: G. Holmes, R. Fremeis, S. Bouthillier, W. Hay,
A. Lind, B. Nava, A. Pearson, C. Lounge, J. Morris, V. Wenners,
B. Wright, K. Nordin, R. Pierce, L. Walker; SECOND ROW:
P. Post, D. Woodbury, W. Pooler, J. Mahoney, O. Oksanen, L.
Noyes, S. Hannigan, L. Douglas, L. Creighton, H. Kunkel, W.
Moran, N. Turner, A. Borden, M. McDonald, M. O'Meara;
THIRD ROW: E. Dobrowsky, R. Giragozian, M. Croke, M.
Recke, R. Anderson, A. Willett, V. Watts, J. Mulliken, P. Galassi,
S. Martin, C. Falkoff, S. Mozinaki, N. Price, C. Santerre, K.
Nogueira, S. Bevis; FOURTH ROW: R. Amentel, C. Malone,
L. Perry, S. Schorr, Cy Farrar, R. Dandeneau, A. Giammarco, J.
Ruel, C. Powers, R. Winter, D. Lansing, H. Bezanson, R. Carlson,
L. Crudrup.
EIGHTH GRADE
FIRST ROW: D. Clinr, D. Forcicr, M. Mcglone, L. Allen, D.
Reed, E. Zanibnni, B. Robare, K. Braun, R. Barbeiri, F. Child*,
W. Burnett, L. Vcnny, W. Craft, A Wood D George, G.
McGarry. T. Anderson, \ Wood, S. Stewart, D. Eddy: SECOND
ROW M. (andoli, G. Whittaker, R. Parker, S. Pedro, R.
Borghesani, J. Kvelumj, I Sanson S Ward, s Frame, C
Emery, C. RJdeout, B Winchester, I1 B | : inelli,
M. Ames, R. Ruprecht, B. Mooney, D Reed, K Brawn, M
id! m R CoughKn; THIRD ROW S. Benea, M Mueller,
S. Kimball, R Bradford, M Caiwell, T. Bergeron, T rlendrick-
ton, S. Motte, I. Allen, M Batchelor, D. Cordoran, M Burk-
hard, R Bearce, I \biriii. R Price, P. Hall, R Peterson,
P. ( k;FOl RTH ROW I. Pimental, M Buckly, D. Spensor,
V Nune I Bi wn, F Miglerini, T. Thibideau, R Werner,
L. Stilr*. \l O'Meara, B Lind, J Grant, D c.WWn. D Grant,
R M Uliiter, J Rirc.
FIRST ROW: J. Danforth, S. Wager, Bruce Lillie, V.
Hewitt, R. Gaudet, J. Martin, C. Northup, V. Bonney,
D. Joubert, K. LaVigne, M. VanLooy, S. Forcier, J.
Tocchio, V. Doane; SECOND ROW: G. Poynor, S.
Valenziano, M. Costa, J. Bonvillian, R. Peck, G. Smith,
A. Wood, L. Barrows, R. Cretinon, G. Wilson; THIRD
ROW: C. Miller, D. Davis, J. MacAllister, D. Silva, H.
Boudreau, M. Malone, H. Estes, R. Tubman, J. Walsh.
FIRST ROW: T. Walker, C. Lumpkins, S. Thrasher, C.
Daniels, N. Maarschalk, N. Mangio, J. Hamilton, S.
Handorff, G. Spallaggi, M. Lane, F. Glass, C. Doody, B.
Burrows; SECOND ROW: P. Siemers, C. Bombace, L.
Sagglin, G. Moors, K. Richard, K. Gauguier, P. Kiley,
G. Grandi, R. Hadlock, C. Justice, P. Howard, C. Tocchi,
R. Lundgren, E. Kauffman; THIRD ROW: B. Maki, R.
Holmes, R. Ladd, D. Lee, R. Johnson.
FIRST ROW: D. Barrill, M. Errico, K. Power, B. Mullin, M.
Lyons, C. Owens, P. Trask, K. Rheaume, J. Strauser, R. Lillie,
K. Legge, R. Davidson, C. Harris, A. Reed; SECOND ROW:
E. Hatch, S. Baker, L. Hill, J. Kasparian, S. Gates, M. Lyons,
R. Sherman, P. Stutz, R. Whitman, B. Young, W. Barnes, D.
Ingham, E. Mann, L. Tocchio; THIRD ROW: D. Fowler, K.
McCue, B. Souza, B. Woodworth, P. Smith, P. Mardozzi, T.
Boughter, C. Bell, L. Chupaila, J. Sprague, M. Van der Bil,
D. Bearce, A. Mark.
FIRST ROW: D. Martin, M. Thomas, C. Wood, K. Wiseman,
W. Wyman, D. Goff, M. Silva, J. Ligge, J. Paiva, A. Suarez,
C. Merrill, W. Burke, K. Reardon, L. Worsham, W. Halluwill,
K. Correa, M. Brady, C. Bezanson, C. Martin; SECOND
ROW: I. Pellagriui, D. Hauseu, B. Clark, M. Croke, B.
Spalluzzi, J. Tura, P. Shaw, N. Crosscup, B. Snyder, V.
Wrightington, T. Milane, M. Weathers, J. King, N. Emond,
P. McCelland, R. Mehtala, P. Sherman, R. Drohan: THIRD
ROW: J. Crowell, W. Matheson, L. Fillion, J. Matheson,
D. Elwell, J. Lapham, B. McAllistair, S. Woodworth, J.
McDonald, J. Gill, J. West, E. Birchmore, D. Bostrom, B.
Smith, R. Suarez, R. Trotta, S. Young, C. Jensen; FOURTH
ROW: R. Pejouhy, B. Daniels, E. Portier, D. Walker, J.
Kondos, D. Spratt, S. Barnett, B. Ferguson, A. Ventura, Rus-
sell Bullock, K. Makela, J. Duhseiez, S. Chambers, S. Duggan,
S. Triffletti, P. Becker.
SEVENTH GRADE
FIRST ROW: v. Webber, S. Talaroski, J. Sprague, F. Wnckrr.
E. Sullivan. T. Lewis, T. Jasmin. I. Bennett, C. King, B. I'
I) Moore, K Thrasher, D. Ca 1 R • l> I veil, P. R..l.bin«.
W. Greggis. K. Miller, P. Dealing SECOND ROW: \ McPhee,
R Kellehei I. Martin S Ru I Keii lead, R Kriegel, R
i Davin I Pi ncll 1 Duff) <■ Kauffman, P Adair.
I' Robare, I'. Drake, S Vmida P Petersen THIRD ROW: T
Nicholson, J Nichols, M. Knapp, J Furtad P Sousa, D Ii.irnr«.
S I ither, l> Islass, I. Hetman, A Holguin, I. Garuti, K.
Lemotti D Conklii I I ahill, R Nuti I H ■■■••• FOURTH
ROW I) McKenaie, W Parker, B Proust, G Zahn, J. McAdams,
K Reed, M O'Brien I Clark* S Kinsman G Mai \ Si fames,
R ShufHeton, R. Fisk.
FIRST ROW: E. Corey, K. Randall, L. Kimball, K. Mc-
Grath, L. Clarke, K. Dandeneau, J. Buccela, J. Hulme, D. Mc-
Grath, R. Haen, J. Harshoni, B. Paulding, C. Varney, C. Cog-
liano, G. Gentile, C. Frye, L. Staples. SECOND ROW: D.
Goad, S. Perkins, S. Nolan, G. Pratt, G. Smith, C. Mullen, D.
Tison, R. Parris, R. Weatherbee, R. Mehtala, R. Livernoche,
S. Larkin, B. Madden, L. Hennessy, A. Martin, S. Flattery, C.
Scrow. THIRD ROW: J. Joubert, D. Gaspar, J. Rantanen,
G. Stanley, H. Sullivon, K. Spear, K. Sanborn, T. Miller, B.
Standish, D. Sheehan, P. Perkins, D. Estes, W. English, W.
Morgan. FOURTH ROW: L. Perkins, J. Holcomb, J. Grey,
E. Nauha, A. Wood, W. Bar, J. Pedro.
FIRST ROW: J. Durant, L. Bearce, D. Wilson, J. Rossetter, D.
Cuddyer, P. Holt, J. LaVigne, A. Burbank, S. Drollett, D.
Rossi, J. Mueller, M. Barie, T. Morse, J. Baldwin, R. Schindler,
L. Cloudman, P. Farr; SECOND ROW: D. Powers, S. Gates,
M. Perroni, R. Morgan, P. Brown, R. Haen, S. Wells, W. Green,
M. Wright, P. Page, T. Rash, G. Jesse, S. Belcher, J. Webber, C.
Short, F. Bosworth, R. Handorff; THIRD ROW: K. Kasparion,
R. Somers, L. Chaharyn, W. Curry, K. Miles, D. Kossowski, M.
Solari, H. Hammond, W. Caprio, G. Stewart, S. Griswold, P.
Crudup, B. Govoni, D. Gerrish, M. Whitman, S. Rantanez, G.
Tison; FOURTH ROW: J. Holmes, M. Murray, J. Packard, E.
Cole, F. Cappella, F. Alexander, M. Cahill, G. Grant, J. Rogers,
P. Cook, L. Robbins, K. Pillsbury, M. Pina, D. Dupre, F. Scott,
J. Baker, P. Owens, P. Gray.
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
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F/.RST fiOH': G. Leafer, B. Crosscup, K. Fontaine, B. Randall, M. Reed, G. Martin, J.
Malone, J. Delany, SECOND ROW: C. Binns, K. Miller, J. Alberghini, D. Benson, A. Watson,
K. Gould, H. Sturtevant, L. Alfieri, THIRD ROW: P. Hall, D. Sears, D. Jobling.
The purpose of the Silver Lake chapter of the National
Honor Society is to encourage the student body to seek the
ideals of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service.
Under the leadership of president, Robert Randall, the
society has accomplished much and upheld its ideals during
the past school year.
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STUDENT COUNCIL
FIRST ROW: M. Gile, G. Lonergan, C. Harkens, D. Bates, E. Brennan, C. Cook, S. Darsch,
D. Hollman, J. Briedenthal. SECOND ROW: P. Hall, B. Randall, J. Lyons, K. Lundgren,
C. Binns, A. Ayers, L. Alfieri, C. Alfieri, J. McCann.
The Student Council has had a full year. The success of the store and the vending
machines enabled the council to continue its Achievement Awards and scholarship
program.
Before Christmas, the council held a Sadie Hawkins Dance, which reversed the
customary practice of boys asking girls. Jim Chupaila was chosen king of the dance.
Under the capable guidance of Mr. Binns and Mrs. Lootz, the council was able
to run smoothly throughout the year.
KEY CLUB
FIRST ROW: G. Clark, J. Donovan, J. Delany, C. Binns, R. Randall, D. Sears, J. McCann.
A. Ayers, SECOND ROW: M. Russo, G. Nava, L. Alfieri, P. Hall, IS. Maxwell, M. Letho,
J. Lyons. THIRD ROW: J. Balboni, W. Strassel, J. Donovan. K. Cauficld, J. Thomas, J.
Mathews, G. Ekstrom.
The Key Club International is primarily a service organization and a training ground
for leadership. Each Key Club is sponsored by a Kiwanis Club, in our ease the Kiwanis Clubs
of Halifax and Pembroke. Every year the Silver Lake Key Club runs the football and basket-
ball concessions to raise money which is used fer two, t«" hundred dollar scholarships,
and donations to various scl 1 organizations Thi Key Club also runs a Christmas 1
Drive each year; the proceeds are turned over t" the town well. in- boards t" be distributed
as they see fit. The officers and executive board members for the ycai 1963-64 are:
l'l'',li|r||| |< i,, | | K.-llld.lll
\ ii e-Presidenl Marshall Gile
Secretary Christopher Binns
i Reprcsenl
Junior Representative
Soph, Representative
John McCann
I Vlfieri
K I
ircr David 5
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MONITORS
FIRST ROW: T. Morris, R. Stewart, W. Truskowski, J. Desnoyer, G. Grant, K. Davis; SEC-
OND ROW: D. Bates, S. Ferguson, P. Grandi, J. Cannon, L. Afienko, C. Joubert, V. Glass,
C. Robare, J. Chupaila. THIRD ROW: S. Allsopp, J. Alberghini, P. Tracy, L. Berglund,
M. LaVigne, J. Bostock, B. Wheeler, D. Halunen. FOURTH ROW: R. Fontes.
DRAMATICS CLUB
FIRST ROW: C. Cook, H. Sturtevant, V. Zahn, E. Backus, A. Lind, J. Tassinari, J. Bevis, H.
Dahnke, R. Zoccalanti, K. Gould, M. LaVigne, S. Monteiro, M. Heath. SECOND ROW:
M. Tocher, C. Santerre, S. Lind", S. Farrar, A. Watson, M. Wiston, G. Garuti, W. Mcintosh,
P. Kriegal, M. Riddell. THIRD ROW: J. Thomas, R. Tobias, L. Weston, N. Fitzgerald, D.
Barbieri, K. Smith, C. Binns, K. Lundgren.
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E NURSES
F/flSr i?OW: P. Wilson. J. Monk, H. Huber, L. Affienko, V. Walker, K. Gould, K. Fontaine,
T. Holtzworth, W. Pinkham, D. Miller, S. Stockbridge, C. Nilosek. SECOND ROW: A. Went-
worth, E. Holmes, S. McAdams, T. Trotta, C. Bezanson, L. Loring, M. Gilli, L. Bosvvorth,
D. Childs, L. Gunning, Mrs. Peterson.
FUTURE TEACHERS
FIRST ROW: A. I.ind, C. Cadenhead, M. Packard, I). Grover, S.
Lind, D. Hollman, M Lemerise I. Whitely, P. Barkhouse, S.
R Zocci lante SE( OND ROW \ Watson M Strauser,
M. Roine, S. Barkhouse, E. Backus, I rassinari S Lindvall, D.
Pedezani, N. Wetherbee, II Trafton, J McMorrow THIRD ROW:
I). Bill, C. Warnsman, P, Lanzillotta, M Wiston, C Santerre, II.
Sturtevanl .1 Bevis, I. Ruffini, S Quinn. M Si. niton. I,. AdiUhi,
\l 1 1 h I ir i i , Si iai i .1
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LAKER LEGEND
FIRST ROW: L. Rioux, S. Lind, K. McCabe, R. Tobias, G. Doody. SECOND ROW: D.
Barbieri, R. Zoccolante, J. Bevis, A. Lind, E. Backus, P. Ferguson, K. Lapham.
PRESS CLUB
FIRST ROW: A. Lind, C. Perkins, R. Tobias, L. Barbieri, E. Backus, L. Rob-
bins. SECOND ROW: M. Heath, S. Monteiro, S. Bradford, K. Stafford, K.
Smith, J. LaMore, F. Kunkel.
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PSYCHOLOGY CLUB
FIRST ROW: S. O'Brien, C. Santerre, H. Sturtevant, L. Meyer, V. Zahn, E. Matthews, K.
Harkens, L. Berglund, D. Bates, S. Stockbridge. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bergeron, K. Stafford,
M. Riddell, S. Lind, D. McAdams, P. Kriegal, A. Watson, D. Ring, M. Heath, L. Robbins.
ANNOUNCING STAFF
l-IHsi ROM I \M imln G Clarki I Sanl '• D ■'■■■ ). Ta P Rcwi,
SECOND /.■"" i. Laurcniii, S. Cai s \ D Gilman I Sicveni,
THIRD ROW V\ Bllia V\ Wi -I I Kvclui
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SPANISH CLUB
FIRST ROW: M. LaVigne, P. Lanzillotta, M. MacFarlane, P. Barkhouse,
SECOND ROW: T. Coffin, W. Mcintosh.
HOME ECONOMICS
FIRST ROW: W. Ellis, T. Holtzworth, K. Stafford, H. Dahnke.
SECOND ROW: M. Stewart, M. Cash, B. Tracy.
DEBATE CLUB
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E. Stevens, J. Thomas, T. Linvall, C. Huber.
SPECTATOR
LIBRARY ASSISTANTS
FIRST ROW: K. Gould, A. Watson, R. Zoccalanti. SECO.XD
ROW: K. Barnes, G. Taube, D. Barbieri, L. Wingard. H. Dahnke.
FIRST ROW I Pi,,., \! Croake | Dauluewicx, J MacDonald,
I Pi rk B Paulding D R( >M Mr Miller, P Sk i K
rriffilitti, I I u B Snyder.
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JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL
FIRST ROW: S. Mozinski, M. Bathchelder, V. Whightinglon, J. Furtado, L. Matheson.
SECOND ROW: R. Johnson, E. Cole, D. Woodbury, R. Lundgren, J. Packard, B. Robare.
STAMP CLUB
FIRST ROW: J. Hetman, P. Galassi. SECOND ROW: R. Pejouhy, R. Francis, R. Pejouhy.
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MUSIC DEPARTMENT
FRONT ROW: D. Bill, L. Whitley, D. Reed, C. Sciacca, C. Sheeian,
N. Price, S. Perkins, W. Mark, D. Barington, S. Clark, J. Costa,
B. Randall. SECOND ROW: B. Trafton, J. Therriault, M. Lane,. C.
Pejouhy, D. Walker, R. Cantelmo, P. Buckly, J. Hogan, L. Creigh-
ton, A. Ventura, K. Marvelli, K. Merrill, O. Oxanan, A. Binns, D.
Perkins, J. Felt, E. Kaufman. THIRD ROW: K. Miller, P. Fergu-
son, J. Condos, J. Dugan, S. Triffeletti, J. Pilsbury, G. Smith,
L. Bonney, B. Dyson, P. Lyman, F. Bartlett, M. Randall, P. Glass,
T. Lampi, D. Gallassi, G. Kaufman, R. West, Ethier, R. Pejouhy,
P. Brown, F. Childs, C. Perkins, S. DeFelice. BACK ROW: L. Lom-
bardi, G. Morrisey, P. Cobb, R. Rutrecht, M. Kvelums, G. Sciacca,
D. Ethier, L. Oxhan, L. Forbes, R. Chouinard (director), J. Bunce,
M. MacFarlane, C. Warnsman, G. Wilson, P. Wilson.
The Silver Lake band has
been one of the school's
most active organizations.
This year it presented a
free concert at the school
and has been represented
at such music festivals
as S.E.M.S.B.A., South
Eastern District and New
England. Two of the
members, Marsha Ran-
dall and Linda Forbes,
were chosen to perform
in the All State Music
Festival in New Bedford.
The band has also gone
on a trip to Libanon,
New Hampshire for a
joint concert with the
high school there.
A very successful year
was enjoyed by all the
members.
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Sheila Gallivan, Sherry Ferrell, Nancy Sturtivant
Linda Braddock Sharon Prouty
Sandy Bean
(capt.)
DRUM MAJORETTES
DRILL TEAM
FIRST ROW: A. Bricden-
thal ; M. Casey; S. Quinn;
P. Grandy; L. Ruiux;
R. Zoccolante. SECOND
ROW: M. Cash; K. Staf-
ford, E. Govoni; V.
Walker; S. Conway; S.
Clark; L. Wingard ; M.
Stanton. THIRD ROW:
L. Ruffini; P. Doane; D
Stafford; A. Linbei
Clark. N Cole I) Grover;
C. Gardner; C. Nilosek; J
Tassinari.
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KNEELING: B. Wheeler, V. Glass, D. Bates, C. Robare. STANDING:
J. Bevis, N. Fitzgerald, A. Lind, E. Backus, B. Turner, D. Geilar.
JUNIOR VARSITY
VARSITY CHEERLEADING
FIRST ROW: K. Lapham, E. Duffy, P. Ferguson, J.
Bourgeois. SECOND ROW: S. Carlson, M. Cahill, D.
Woodward, T. Benway, T. Burke.
VARSITY FOOTBALL
FIRST ROW: P. Spath, K. Davis, R. Stewart, G. Grant, W.
Truskowski, J. Desnoyer, J. Chupaila, T. Morris, J. Breidenthal,
D. Halunen, R. Cogliano, R. Tobias; SECOND ROW: K. Mc-
Cabe, J. Howe, My Truskowski, D. Springer, J. Mendhall, J.
Batchelder^K". ShjRv, G. Estes, J. Benotti, J. Grant, K. Smith, R.
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Curtis, R. Gassett, K. Lundgren, E. Holmes, C. Hatch, W. Mix,
N. Short, E. Holmes, D. Tison, J. Ponti, J. Chandanais, G. Mar-
tin; FOURTH ROW: Assistant Coach A. Carnathon, Head
Coach J. Montosi, Assistant Coach, J. Girouard, Assistant Coach
D. McAleer.
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Silver Lake High's varsity football team enjoyed its most successful season since the
establishment of the school and the team. A strong contingent of seniors was the
mainstay behind our hard-hitting defense and our potent offense. Led by our co-
' captains Jim Chupaila and Jim Desnoyer, they compiled a seven and two record.
V The team and school were especially proud to have our coach, John Montosi,
elected "Coach of the Year" in the Southeastern conference. We are equally proud
of our other coaches, Mr. Girourd, Mr. McAleer and Mr. Carnathan. ,
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THE COACHES
FRESHMAN
FIRST ROW: B. Stanton, P. Jones, F. Gonning, P. Mullen, W.
Seamens, J. Ponte, Co-Captain, J. Chandanais, Co-Captain, S.
Jameson, G. Vining, R. Paulding, R. Burpee, J. Darsh ; -SECOND
ROW: K. Braun, W. O'Meara, B. Stewart, P. Lanzillotta, K. Pack-
ard, S. Clarke, T. Larkin, L. Crudup, A. Demullis; THIRD ROW:
W. Ferrell, M. Shea, E. Gould, R. Breidenthal, W. McKenna, J.
Abbott, C. Alfieri.
FIRST ROW: J. Delaney, D. Halunen, R. Bersani, J. Smith, J. Howe, R. Flood; SECOND
ROW: Mr. Girouard (coach), J. Chupaila, J. Vallen, R. Gauguier, P. Spath, G. Ekstrom.
VARSITY BASKETBALL
The 1964 Varsity Basketball team has had a successful season by
winning more than 65$ oi their games. This year's team qualified
for the Eastern Massachusetts Tech. Tourney for the firsl time in
three years. The team was captained by Ron Bersni and Jim Smith,
coached by Mr. Girouard.
The Junior Varsity team also enjoyed a successful season, captained
by Lee Alfieri and George Burrows, coached by Mr. McAleer.
Therefore, a promising future in basketball for Silver Lake is
anticipated.
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JUNIOR VARSITY
FIRST ROW: K. Caufield, P. Prescott, G. Burrows, L. Alfiere, G. Peterson, W. Strassel.
SECOND ROW: H. Cadenhead, G. Martin, B. Jobling, J. Mendall, J. Mathews, W. Clark.
THIRD ROW: J. Balboni, P. Cobb, L. Gould, B. Maxwell, G. Nava.
FRESHMAN
FIRST ROW: S Braun D Ballinger, K I .... R Si Pierre, K McGrath, I Danch,
G Vining. SECOND ROW I Crudup K Packard '. Herd, l> Turner, \ Binni, W.
Ferrell, E Gould THIRD ROW K Paulding, P 1 •■■ V, Ferrell S fameton, Mr
tthan . ich
CROSS COUNTRY
FIRST ROW: G. Burrows, B. Crosscup, L. Alfieri. SECOND ROW: J. Vallen, J. Sutcliff,
G. Binns, M. Gile, J. Davidson.
INDOOR TRACK
FIRST ROW: D. Correa, B. Crosscup, M. Gile, R. Randall, R. Tobias. G Morrissey.
SECOND ROW: J. Davidson, K. Lundgren, J. Breidenthal, J. Batchelder, J. Grant, P. Wade,
R. Nilosek.
VARSITY BASKETBALL
FIRST ROW: K. Salmi, L. MacPhail, J. Kilroy, C. Brennen, SECOND ROW: P. Grandi,
D. Hollman, J. Makela, K. McCabe, E. Brennen, K. Fontaine.
JUNIOR VARSITY
FIRS7 ROW C Kemp, S Pi ■ S Holden, S Nichob, D Gilnwn S I. ...II. J Monk.
SECOND ROW l. I ighton, K ens, G. 1
Whittiker, M Stewmrl S P inlc
VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY
FIRST ROW: Miss Davis, D. Hollman, B. Tracy, L. MacPhail, J. Kilroy, B. Taube, M.
Lampi, SECOND ROW: E. Seimers, L. MacLeod, C. Brennen, J. Monk, P. Brennan, G.
Taube, C. Cook, THIRD ROW: S. Darsh, B. Everson, S. Clerke.
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JUNIOR VARSITY
FIRST ROW: Miss Davis, M. Albano, I. Afienko, R. Solari, K. McCabe, J.
Makela, SECOND ROW: J. Cannon, A. Taube, D. Gilman. G. Lonergan, S.
Nichols, D. Shawles, THIRD ROW: C. Elwell, N. Mullen, E. Brennan.
FACULTY AND
ADMINISTRATION
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MR. FRANCIS MORAN,
SUPERINTENDENT
MR. ARTHUR SILVESTER,
PRINCIPAL
ADMINISTRATION
The administration is the most im-
portant body at Silver Lake Resrional
High School. Along with the school
committee, the administration keeps
the school running smoothly and effi-
ciently. Made up of the principal,
Mr. Sylvester; the assistant principal,
Mr. Hand: the oflici- stall", and the
1 ue e 'I' ]Mi tment, this hard
working bod) is the nucleus of the
SI 111. III.
MR. ARTHUR HAND,
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
MR. WILLIAM QUINLAN,
GUIDANCE DIRECTOR
MRS. ELINOR CHURCHILL,
DEAN OF GIRLS
MRS. ELSIE LOOTZ,
GUIDANCE
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MRS. HARRIET NATHANSON,
GUIDANCE
Mrs. Kathryn Bamber
Mrs. Mary Cherry
Miss Patricia Goldmann
Miss Janice Margcson
Mrs. Anna Hil
Mr. John McCormick
Mi Ernesl Miller Mis l.<>is Mullikm
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Mrs. Olive Lemerise
Miss Sara O'Neil
Mr. John J. Rock
Miss Barbara Shefftz
Mr. John A. Smith, Jr.
Mr. Wallace A. Weeks
Miss Mary Nappi
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Mr. Gerald Barclay
Mrs. Mary Packard
Mr. Raymond Clarke
Mr. Richard Bergeron
Mr. Daniel Lowe
HISTORY
Mi. Edward Parks fi
Mr. Anthon) Sii rico
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Mi Mauri* e Splaine, Jr.
Miss Rosanna L. Coleman
Mrs. Mildred C. Delapa
FOREIGN
LANGUAGES
Mr. Charles Sweeney
Mrs. Anne Tulimieri
Biw^^^ ^ r^
Ljtu* \
Miss Hildes;arde A. Gillis
Mr. Louis Yager
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Mrs. Olive M. Hasson
Mr. Winslow N. Weeks
Mr \lfrcil Morn
SCIENCE
Mr. William Markee
Mrs. Jean McCulloch
Miss Helen O'Brien
Mr. Donald Atwood
Mr. Edward Daunheimer
Mr. Clarence Heufelder
Mr. Robert Coakley
Mrs. Anna Chiros
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Mrs. Emily Nickerson
Mrs. Catherine Breen
Mrs. Elinor Churchill
COMMERCIAL
Mr. I ).i\ icl Cronin
Mr. Michael Spinelli
NURSE
M Helen Peterson
SPECIAL CLASSES
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Mi Paul ( !ui ran
Mr. Binns
Mr. Dale Deam
Mr. Richard Thomas
VOCATIONAL
Mr. St. Ona;e
Mrs. Genevieve Pratt
Miss Marolvn Olson
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Mr. Leonello Bertocchi
Mr. James E. Girouard
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
MECHANICAL DRAWING
Mr. A. Donald McAlecr
Mr. Hardie W. Pierce
Mr. John Montosi
Miss Waine MacAllister
Mrs. Daphna Stratton
MUSIC
ART
Mr. Ralph B. Chouinard
Mn Jane Johnston Mr. Charles Lincoln
OFFICE STAFF
CAFETERIA
STAFF
Mrs. Barbara Cote, Miss Carol Bersani, Mrs. Mary Post, Mr. Richard Neal,
Mr. David Nelson, Mr. Mark Sweeney, Mrs. Deam, Mrs. Woodworth.
CUSTODIANS
Mrs. Phyllis Fest (Supervisor), Mrs. Mabel Arruda, Mrs.
Josephine DiMario, Mrs. Virginia Eldridge, Mrs. Dorothy
Lane, Mrs. Nellie Malaguti, Mrs. Kathleen O'Neil, Mrs.
Olga Roncarati, Mrs. Helena Souza, Mrs. Tobias.
Mr. John M. Jordan (Head), Mr. Antonio Fortini,
Mr. William MacKenzie, Mr. Joseph Maglathlin,
Mr. Henry Malone, Mr. Santa Rossi, Mr. Anthony
St. Pierre, Mrs. Agnes Maurer (Matron).
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LORING STUDIOS
Besse-Walk-Over Shoes
D. W. Besse
8A North Street, Plymouth
Sunshine Stores, Inc.
133 Main St., Kingston
Tel. Justice 5-4446
P. Lanzillotta & Sons, Inc.
826-2001
Dwelley Street, Pembroke, Mass.
Edward F. Malone
11 Center St., Kingston, Mass.
JU 5-2383
Master Electrician
Alves Bostonian Shoe Store
Anti's Dress Shop
Bell Shops
Brownie's Garage
Carousel Children's Shop
Cobb & Drew
Compliments of Corvini's
Package Store Inc.
Dexter's Shoe Store
Eagle Wing Antiques
Ecker Jewelry
Thomas A. Fitzgerald
Insurance and Real Estate
Bradley M. French
Hanover Pharmacy
Hatch Dental Laboratory
Heather Shop
Homes by Henrich
Hosea's
John E. Jordan Co.
Kingston Sunoco
Benjamen Lang & Co.
Loring's Jewelers
M & M Sporting Goods
Pilgrim Super Drug
Plymouth Men's Shop
The Silver Lake Press
SUBSIDIES
BROCTON AND BOSTON
Sime's Auto Sales
Smith's Inc.
Stevens Woodwork Co.
Ter-Lyn's Beauty Shop
Village Donut Shop
Tassy's Restaurant
"Estes Own Ice Cream,
Stanley Estes
Kingston Lumber Co.
Bob's Barber Shop
Compliments of
Dr. Glenn Perry
Skippy's Restaurant
Benea Block Co.
32 Main St., Kingston, Mass.
Benotti's Market
66 Main St., Kingston, Mass.
Erikson's Sendee Station
Cy. 3-9997
Howard Kerr's
Paints & Wallpapers
Puritan Clothing
Plymouth, Mass.
John D. Walsh, Jr., Insurance Agency
Washington St., Rt. 3, Pembroke, Mass.
COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND
N. M. Ferrell & Sons
Kingston, Mass.
Painting; Contractor
Sears Roebuck Company
SPONSORS
The Adams
Mrs. Adair
Mr. Mario Alberghini
Russell Albreht
The Alfieries
Allan C.
Mr. & Mrs. George F. Allsopp
Mr. & Mrs. Allsopp
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Ames
Mr. & Mrs. James Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. R. Anderson
Mr. Roy Anderson
Dr. Henry Andrews
Helen Andrews
Timothy & Alexis Andrews
Mrs. Charles Angell
Mrs. John Angley
Mrs. Frances Angie
MRS. ARMOR
Mr. John L. Atcock, Jr.
John L. Baily
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence W. Baily
David Baker
Miss Dixie Baker
Mr. Emmett Baker
Miss Lottie Baker
Mr. Robert Baker
Mr. Henry Balboni
Mr. William Baragwamath
Barbara and Gary
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Barkhouse
Mr. & Mrs. Souther H. Barnes
Mr. & Mrs. A. Russell Barnes
William R. Barnett
Mr. & Mrs. W. Roy Bamett
Scott Barnett
Joanne & Jimmie Barrow
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Bartlett
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Basilci
Mr. Ralph K. Beal
George Bear
Mr. Fred Beek
Mr. & Mrs. Ferdando Bennotti
Mr. Richard Bergeron
Albert Bergman
Miss Carol Bersani
The Bersanis
Mrs. Ruth Besarick
Mr. Harry J. Besarick
Mr. Donald Beregai
Mrs. Ruth Bill
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Binns
Mr. Blackman
Mr. & Mrs. Herbie Blades
Bob and Cheryl
Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Bocash
The Bonarrigos
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Bonneau
Louise and John Bonvilliar
Audrey Bostock
The Bostocks
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Brackett, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Brackett
Don Brackett
Mr. & Mrs. George Braddork
Mr. & Mrs. Nnnnan Braddock
Mr..& Mrs. Bradford
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent C. Breen
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Brcnnan
The Brennans
Edward Brennan
Marks Brenner
Mrs. June Britton
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Brow
Mr. & Mrs. Walter R. Brown
Mr. Karl Braun
Gladys Bruce
Rev. Malcome J. Brummitt
Mr. Clifford Bryant
David Buhl
George Buhl
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Burchett
Georgianna Burgess
Mrs. C. Burke
Mr. Donald Burling
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Burrill
Irene Butler
Mr. Buttler
Mr. Jim Buttler
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Cain
Mr. Warren Call
Mr. & Mrs. Calvert
Rainy Calvert
Douglas J. Cames
The Camptons
Edward Canuthers
Mrs. Norman Car
Mr. Carnathan
Senior & Junior Carpentry
Freshman & Sophomore Carpentry
Ida Caton
The Chaharyns
Mrs. Robert E. Cherry-
Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Chiros
Mr. Frank O. Churchill
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Churchill
Mrs. Clara Clark
Donald Clark
Greg Clark
Susan Clark
Mr. Norman H. Clarke
Mr. Raymond A. Clarke
Kenneth W. Clayton
Cliff & Ingrid
Mr. & Mrs. Clifton
Lillian Coady
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Coakley
Kelly Jo Cobb
George Cobb
Mr. & Mrs. Donald M. Cody
Mrs. Samuel Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. Roscoe A. Cole
Miss Rosanna Coleman
Mrs. George Comeford
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Conte
Mrs. Ruth H. Cook
Larry Coombs
David Corcoran
Mrs. Michael Cornor
Man,- Ann Correa
Mr. & Mrs. Tony Costa
Mrs. Barbara Cote
Robert W. Coughlin
Mr. & Mrs. Coyne
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Craft
Mrs. Pauline Cram
Richie Cretinan
Mr. David Cronin
Mis. ['rise ilia Crosby
Nancy & Paul Crosscup
T. Francis Cully, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cunningham
Wlater Curly
Mrs. William Curl
Mr. William Curt
Miss ( (race ( Jurtis
Mr. John T. Cushman
Mr. Vernon B. Cushman
Dale & John
Mr. & Mrs. Brendan I. Dalton
Mr. Daunheimer
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Davis
Mrs. C. Davis
Mrs. Irving Davis
Mrs. Kenneth Davis
Miss Jean Daylor
Mrs. Dot Deagle
Dale Deam
Mrs. Jackie Deam
Mr. Charles Dean
The Delaneys
Mrs. Delapa
Al DeMario
Miss Dennett
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Dennison
Mr. Frank Devlin
Sally A. DeWolf
Mrs. Dickie
Dicky & Linda
Mr. Otto H. Dietrick
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dolan
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Donovan
Mr. & Mrs. F. S. Doody
Don & Mike
Mr. & Mrs. Albert W. Douglas
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Dowe
Mr. Matti Drake, Jr.
The Alan Dunphy Family
Mr .& Mrs. John H. Durgin, Jr.
The Dutsons
Mrs. Mary E. Earner
Eastern Sea Moss
W. D. Edwards
Eldon & Janie
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Ellis
Mr. & Mrs. A. Ellis
Warren Ellis, Sr.
Rev. Garland Emmons, Jr.
Mil & Ted Fabian
Roger Fabri
Theodore Facchini, III
William Fairweather
The Farrars
Mr. & Mis. Edward Ferguson
Miss Patricia Ferguson
Mrs. Norman Ferguson
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fernald
Manuel Fernandez
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Ferrarini
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Fest
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Fillion
Mrs. Walter Fillmore
Mr. John Fitzgerald
Judy Flaherty
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Flood
Mrs. Irene Flood
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Floros
Kathleen Marv Flynn
MR. & MRS. HAROLD F. FOGG
The Robert E. Foggs, III
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fontes
Mr. Joseph Ford
Ralph A. Fortini, Jr.
Mr. Walter Poster
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Fouler
Dr. & Mis I !eorge E. Fraser
Mr. ( ;,','!■■'■ Fraser
Mr. Frank Frattasio
Mrs. ( . i .i> e Frosl
Mr. & Mrs Edward Prye
Mrs Fuller
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The Fuscos
MR. & MRS. HENRY GARUTI
MR. & MRS. OSCAR GASSETT
Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Gauley
The Gauguiers
Mr. and Mrs. David Gavigan
Mr. & Mrs. David Gavigan
Mrs. John Gazzola
Mrs. Winnie Gee
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Geordani
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Giammarco
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Gianatassio
Marion Gifford
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Gile
Hildegarde A. Gillis
Danielle Gilman
Mr. Joseph F. Glass
Mr. Louis Glass
Mr. Robert Glinski
Mr. Earl Goff
Mr. John F. Goodman
Thomas Gorham
Mrs. Goslin
Mr. & Mrs. George Gould
Mr. Harold F. Gould
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Govoni
Mrs. Mary Govoni
Mr. & Mrs. Bud Grant
Mr. & Mrs. William Green
Rocky Nook Greenhouses
Mrs. Paul Griffin
Mr. James E. J. Griffiths
Mr. Charles Griswold
Mrs. E. Lawrence Grover
Mr. & Mrs. Grover
Mrs. Lucille K. Gunning
Mr. William Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Hall
Henry Hammond
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Hand
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Handy
Mr. William Hansen
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Hansen
Mr. & Mrs. John Harkins
Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Harrington
MR. & MRS. RICHARD H.
HARRISON
William Hartin
Mr. & Mrs. John Hason
Mr. & Mrs. Henry L. Hayford
Mr. Hayward
Mr. Louis Hazard
Mrs. Elsie Heath
Robert E. Heath
Arthur Hermanson
Mr. & Mrs. Edward. C. Hill
Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Hill, Sr.
Mr. Percy Hill
Stanley Hill
Mary Therse Hilson
Alice Hixian
Mr. Ernest Hobson
Mrs. Henry F. Holland
Carol Holmes
Mrs. Edna Holmes
Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Holt
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Holzworth
Mr. George Holzworth
Lottie Howard
Mrs. Liston Hoyt
Mrs. Henry Howe
Mr. Henry Howe
Mr. & Mrs. Albert James
Mr. Jameson
Jenness Twins
John & Judy
Dana Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Johnson
William H. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Mathew Johnston
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Jones
Philip Jones
Abina Joubert
Mr. & Mrs. Arsene Joubert
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Joubert
Rose Joubert
Christopher Joyce
Charles Julian
Mr. & Mrs. Margaret Justice
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Keith
Clement H. Herans
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Kerr
Marilyn Kerr
Mr. William Kidd
Mr. Frank Kiley
Ann Kilroy
Mrs. Kilroy
Mrs. King
Mrs. Esther King
Nancy King
Kingston News Store
Kingston Trailers
Mr. & Mrs. William Kissmail
Mrs. Klinplepus
Mr. & Mrs. Clayton L. Knox
The Kreuegrs
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Kriegel
Sandy Kunkel
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Kunkel
Mr. Charles Ladd
Mr. & Mrs. James Laing
Mr. & Mrs. William Laivo
Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Lambert
Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Lamore
Mrs. Dorothy Lane
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Lane
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lanzillotta
Steve Laurenti
Mr. & Mrs. A. Laurenti
Mr. William LaValley
Mr. Joseph LaVigne
Charles W. Lawrence
Mr. Lauri Lehto
Lillian Lemanski
Mrs. Lemerise
Mrs. George A. Litchfield
Mrs. C. O. Littlefield
Lois and Dick
Mrs. Elizabeth Longhi
Mr. & Mrs. Henry E. Loomer
Mr. & Mrs. Fred W. Loring
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Lounge
Mr. Daniel Lowe
Mr. Henry Lowe
MR. & MRS. EDWARD J. LYDON
Alan MacCormick
Arthur MacFagan
Mr. & Mrs. H. B. MacFarlane
Mr. & Mrs. William A. MacPhail
Anna Mackae
Mr. Alan MacKenzie
Mr. & Mrs. Madden
Mr. Joseph Mahoney
Richard Malaguti
The Malagutis
Charles Malkasian
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Maloni
Janet Maloni
Mando Maloni
Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Marchant
Mrs. Henry F. Marden
Miss Janice Margeson
Mr. William J. Markee
Mrs. Stella Marrison
Mr. Richard Marxhall
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Martin
Frances Martin
Paul Martin
Mrs. Peter Martin
The Martins
Mr. Louis Marvelli
Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Mason
Mrs. Paul Matheson
Mr. & Mrs. George Matheway, Jr.
Mrs. Maurer
A. Donald McAleer
Mr. A. B. McAuiliffe
Mr. & Mrs. B. E. McCabe
Father McCarthy
Mr. Charles McCarthy
m/sgt. & mrs. lloyd c.
McClelland
Mrs. W. McCombs
Mr. & Mrs. Roy L. McLean
Mrs. Jean H. McCullock
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. McDonagh
Mrs. Thomas McHugh
Mrs. Mcintosh
Mr. & Mrs. Henry McKay
C. McKinnan
Mrs. Claire M. McManus
Mr. & Mrs. James E. McMorrow, Jr.
Mr. Walace McPhee
Arthur Melanson
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Mendall
Mr. & Mrs. Merrick
Ruth Merrill
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Merz
Miss Bessie Mesmith
Mrs. Jerry Metcalf
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Meyers
Howard L. Miles
Robert Miller
Mr. Leo Millman
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Mirade
Mr. Mitchell
The Mitchells
Mrs. Anna Mix
Mr. & Mrs. Irving Mix
Martin Moran
Mr. & Mrs. William Morrison
Mr. Larry Mossey
Timothy Mueller
Mrs. Lois Mulliken
The Mullins
Mrs. Dorothy G. Murphy
Mary Ann Nappi
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Nathanson
Charles Nava
John Neil
Mrs. Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond I. Newcomb
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbur L. Nickerson
Mrs. Judith E. Norrman
Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Nowlin
Mr. Stephen Noyes
Mrs. Jean Nummi
Margaret O'Brien
Mrs. O'Brien
Carl O'Marki
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Mrs. Kay O'Neil
Miss O'Neil
The Osbomes
Kenneth Packard
The Parises
Lyons Parker
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Parks
Mr. & Mrs. A. Pasolini
George A. Peck
Ronald R. Peck
Mr. Albert Pederzan
Mr. Bruno Pellegrini
Mrs. Ralph Pennaton
Mrs. John Perry
Mrs. Helen Peterson
George Pettitt
Mrs. Charles Pickett
Mrs. Pickett
Mary Pienert
Mrs. Avis Pierce
Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Pimental
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pineau
Nancy Penkham
Porter's
Mr. Potten
Willie Potters
Barry Pratt
Clarence A. Pratt
David Pratt
Mrs. Genevive Pratt
Mr. James Pratt
Katherine Pratt
Walter Pratt
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Pratt
The Gordon Pratts
Puff
J. F. Quinlan
Mrs. Rabbs
Mr. Donald Randall
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Reardon
Mr. & Mrs. Everett Reed
Pete Reed
Mrs. Ralph Rennation
Mr. E. Rice
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur F. Richards
Mr. John Richmond
George R. Riddell
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rigel
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Rioux
Mrs. Roach
Mrs. Roberts
Mr. & Mrs. John Rock
Chester F. Rogers
Alfred Roncarati
Ronnie and Carol
Mrs. Rosatti
Elno J. Rossi
Stephen Rossi
MR. & MRS. ROBERT L. RUMBEL
John Rundle
Mr. John Ruprecht
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ruprecht
Mr. Fredrick A. Russell
Sammy & Ginny
Mr. & Mrs. Sanuders
Mrs. Jim Sargent
Kathic Sarson
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Savery
Mr. Karl Sayles
Elcnor Scheumann
Karl E. Schmatzler
Mr. Scott
Senior Girl Scouts
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Segglin
Mr. & Mrs. Ehzo Sgarzi
Mr. & Mrs. Galen Shafer
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Shaw
Mr. George Shaw, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Shea
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Sheehan
Mr. & Mrs. A. M. Sheehan, III
Mr. & Mrs. Shepherd, Sr.
Mr. Burton Sherman
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Shiverick
Miss Shuffty
Mr. Frank Shulman
Mr. Gunther Shultz
Mr. & Mrs. Alton Shurtleff
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Silvester
Mr. Donald Slack
The George Smiths
Mr. & Mrs. Irving B. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Smith, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Smith, Sr.
Mr. Alton B. Snell
Mrs. Souza
Mr. Antone Spalluzzi
Mr. & Mrs. Antone Spath
Mr. Spinelli
Beatrice K. Sprague
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Springer
Mrs. Carrie Springer
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Stanley
Mr. & Mrs. Fredrick Staiger
Mrs. Lucy Stein
Mr. Arthur M. Stevens
Mr. Clyde Stevens
Nancy Louise Stevens
Mr. Thomas Stewart
Mr. & Mrs. F. Royston Stifler
David Still
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Stockbridge
James Stodder
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Stonge
Mrs. Stratton
Mrs. Richard Sturtevant
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Sturtevant
Mr. Seymour E. Sutcliffe
William Sullivan
Supt. of parks and playgrounds
Mr. & Mrs. Sumbers
Mrs. Midge Sweetman
Mr. Charles Swigney
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Tangley
Mrs. Maurick Terney
Harry Tilmage
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Tirrell
Dawn & Chips Thayer
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Therriault
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas
Ricky Thompon
Anna Todovic
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Toiger
The Traftons
Jackie Traynor
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Trimble
Mary Trotta
Mrs. True
J. E. True
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tulimieri
Mary Ann Tuori
Mrs. June Turck
Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Turner
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Turner
The Twins
Mr. Urbano
Alyse Beth Varrow
Mrs. Frank Vaz
Joseph Velardo
Mrs. Marie Verry
Mr. Mando Veronesi
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Villa
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